Post a list of 3D Touch Enabled Apps!

[Ledsteplin]

3D Touch Enabled Apps!

I hope that's the case. But tbh I thought these would show up within the first couple weeks. Force touch is already been around for like 2 months

How would you want a game to use 3D Touch? Even some non game apps seem to grasp at straws for how to use it. Some are silly. Most are just tapping on the app icon for stuff. Even tapping the music app is kind of dumb. All you get is "play Beats 1 and search. No playlist options.

 

[pttptppt]

How would you want a game to use 3D Touch? Even some non game apps seem to grasp at straws for how to use it. Some are silly. Most are just tapping on the app icon for stuff. Even tapping the music app is kind of dumb. All you get is "play Beats 1 and search. No playlist options.

Maybe scope in 1st person shooters? Or boost in actual good racing games likes asphalt

 

[Ledsteplin]

Maybe scope in 1st person shooters? Or boost in actual good racing games likes asphalt

Send the developers what you would like to see. Most welcome suggestions. At least those who offer a contact option.

 

[Ledsteplin]

Life360 (Family Locator)

 

[btbam91]

OneNote from Microsoft. Looking forward to the whole office suite to be updated. I use Outlook, Word and Excel a lot. View attachment 97650

I've been waiting for this!!!! I came from Windows Phone so having the "New Note" button on the home screen was critical for me. This is a great replacement of that functionality!

 

[Ledsteplin]

Box

 

[Ledsteplin]

OKDOTHIS

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[SaMaster14]

Tinder updated today. Shows your last four conversations (not matches in general, last four you've spoken to). Also has in-app peek and pop for messages/matches.

 

[phobos512]

Maybe scope in 1st person shooters? Or boost in actual good racing games likes asphalt

I could see it being very useful in RPGs for looting/attacks/casting/inventory management. Peek into a barrel or a body to see what's in it, maybe pop to grab everything automatically; when attacking peek onto a particular enemy (thinking turn-based here but it could work in real time as well) and choose an attack from the pop-up, same for casting; for inventory management it would be more like you could peek an item to see it's stats or pop in to get a more detailed view? I dunno. Just ideas.

 

[Pavel_Y]

Foursquare added peek and pop functionality into their app

 

[SaMaster14]

Waze

 

[Ledsteplin]

My Verizon Mobile

 

[SaMaster14]

3D Touch Enabled Apps!

Yelp, Eat24 and WhatsApp

Edit: whoops, already posted about Yelp and eat24. I think they were edited for peek and pop inside the app though!

 

[MooMooPrincess]

Typiora

 

[Ledsteplin]

Dashlane Password Manager

 

[SaMaster14]

Amazon just updated.

 

[MooMooPrincess]

Aillis and Airbrush

 

[Ledsteplin]

Amazon just updated. View attachment 98644

Dang you beat me to Amazon!

 

[gvndeb60]

I could see it being very useful in RPGs for looting/attacks/casting/inventory management. Peek into a barrel or a body to see what's in it, maybe pop to grab everything automatically; when attacking peek onto a particular enemy (thinking turn-based here but it could work in real time as well) and choose an attack from the pop-up, same for casting; for inventory management it would be more like you could peek an item to see it's stats or pop in to get a more detailed view? I dunno. Just ideas.

Maybe scope in 1st person shooters? Or boost in actual good racing games likes asphalt

And I found this on the App Store today.

Warhammer 40,000: Freeblade by Pixel Toys
https://appsto.re/us/Raln-.i

Uses 3D Touch to zoom in and use different weapons.

 

[PoisonMaps]

The latest version of Poison Maps includes a unique use of 3D Touch for moving around a map more easily than by pinching and swiping.

If you press the map then it zooms out. If you press harder then it zooms out further. You can then move your finger to pan across to where you want (it automatically scrolls near the edges) and then simply lift your finger to zoom back in to the new area.

It requires one touch of one finger instead of the multi-finger gymnastics required by pinching and swiping (which it is not intended to replace but instead to complement).

It is also useful for giving context for what area you are looking at. If you press then it zooms out so you can see what is around you. Let go without moving your finger and it zooms back to exactly where you were.

The gesture is not only useful for maps. It would work for any type of data where the screen is not big enough to show the whole document. It is especially useful where you tend to work at the same scale but need to move around the document, such as when reading a PDF or a desktop-sized website; or editing a photo.